The clocktower fight with Slade commences, Tex heads for Alcatraz, gets past the guard, and steps into the Overlord chamber.
Actually, I would've liked to have seen more of Richard Norton in this game, though I could've done without the sequences where he could kill you. Now that I think about it, however, I think those sequences were necessary.
People like to complain about deaths in adventure games, but really, the most intense part of those experiences are the sections where your life is on the line. Back in the day, most FMV games made it so that you could die literally at any juncture (Angel Devoid comes to the forefront of my mind). The creators of Tex Murphy, however, seemed to get the mixture just right. All three of Tex's FMV games have one or two, or possibly three sections where death is a possibility. The rest of the game, however, you cannot die.
I do however agree that adventure games that can kill your character should have a retry function instead of forcing you to load a previous save. That just seems to make sense.